If you have had the opportunity to go to the UK and Europe and visit historic churches, you most likely were in awe, or aghast, at the elaborate...
Easter camps are a rite of ‘spiritual’ passage for many of the young people within The Salvation Army.
Last weekend one of the neighbours in our street organised a street barbeque in our local park. We had a good turn-out, and it was lovely to see...
Sunday March 28 is The Salvation Army’s International Day of Prayer for Children and Youth. The 2021 theme is ‘Seen and Heard’—understanding that...
On the email signature of Salvation Army’s policy analyst, Ronji Tanielu (Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit), I noticed the Latin phrase Soli...
If you are a Christian and have accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour, repented of your sin—because ‘All have sinned and fall short of...
Lieutenant Rupeni Daucakacaka (Corps Officer, Taveuni Corps) shared his testimony at Fiji Commissioning in November 2020. It is a privilege for...
The Salvation Army’s Community Ministries is committed to providing wraparound, holistic support to every client that enters through its centres’...
While walking to work, my eyes were opened to the glory of wheelie bins. As I strolled through the cosmopolitan Wellington suburb of Newtown...
In this edition of War Cry, Captain Bryant Richards speaks to the importance of legacy (page 19).
Three major events have occurred over the last decade that have changed who we are as New Zealanders: the Christchurch earthquakes, the mosque...
I collect words like some people collect memorabilia. My latest acquisition is the word ‘anthropause’, a word created by researchers in 2020 as...
